| When he wasn't being banged to the ground, Bergman was falling over himself as Hare treated him like a personal punchbag. |
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| Hatton now stands beside Macklin, who is working on the punchbag, talking to him about technique. |
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| But he had a blue bed, a red punchbag, a Jackass poster, a green alarm clock, a wooden wardrobe, and a writing desk. |
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| She explains how she drew a cross on a punchbag at the exact height of Ward's chin and trained to hit it. |
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| The turning process will comprise exhibition contests between boxers of the same weight, shadow boxing, working on a punchbag and rope-skipping. |
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| Apple became a ritual hate figure on the internet and a punchbag for comedians. |
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| He may have played the role of diplomatic punchbag in the Arab world, but on the other side of the Atlantic his stock is rising. |
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| Jussi Jaaskelainen has no intention of being a punchbag for the Premiership's big-hitters. |
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| The prime minister's wife is a favourite punchbag of Wheen's, and it isn't hard to see why. |
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| But then I've always used Rebus in this wanton way, as a punchbag of sorts. |
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| And who could begrudge the big fella the easy life after all those years being used as a punchbag for some of the baddest men on the planet? |
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| For the first eight rounds it was close, but thereafter LaMotta became a virtual punchbag. |
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| The poverty-stricken young Joe rigged up a make-do punchbag in his rickety garden shed. |
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| Maybe when you punch a punchbag you are simply releasing more endorphins that improve your mood. |
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| Others cultivated a swagger or bragged about the punchbag they had at home, bought by mum after constant pressure, most likely from Moore's Catalogue. |
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| The South African decided to withdraw because of a wrist injury he picked up after hitting a punchbag in the garage of his Wentworth home earlier this month. |
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| Pendle desperately needs an MP who will work closely with the council on behalf of local people, instead of trying to use the council as a political punchbag. |
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| When the Daily Dispatch visited the Welsh camp, Qhushu was busy pounding a punchbag preparing for a fight in Johannesburg whose details are yet to be finalised. |
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| I do some aerobics stuff and use the punchbag for some boxing training. |
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| He was giving a martial arts demonstration, beating up a punchbag, and was more interested in watching the women watching him than in taking care over what he was doing. |
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| He also showed he could still take a punch, and he needed to for eight rounds as Lewis' size and skill advantage reduced him to a walking punchbag. |
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| Fed up with being a critical punchbag, he retreated, first to Ireland and then to a bungalow in Cornwall, together with his wife, dogs and library of over 30,000 books. |
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| I suppose it was the equivalent of getting a kid to hit a punchbag, except in this case the punchbag was the manager of the national team. |
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| A DRUNK used a fellow reveller as a punchbag after losing a game in a Tyneside nightclub. |
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| A recent clip shows the ex-Manchester United midfielder, 40, taking to the punchbag and doing sit-ups. |
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| Matt Sherrington of Cheadle, Gtr Manchester, had just smashed the high score on an arcade's coin-operated punchbag machine when the zany Italian walked in and challenged him. |
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